Colliers Jackson-Stops Forge Exciting New Commercial Alliance with Property Partners, 27 March 2008

The announcement of a commercial property alliance between two leading Irish estate agency groups, Colliers Jackson-Stops and Property Partners, is expected to result in a major boost for Property Partners’ clients throughout Ireland. The association will see Colliers Jackson-Stops become the recommended commercial associates to Property Partners, utilising Colliers Jackson-Stops’ position as an internationally supported commercial property advisory group to support Property Partners national branch network. 

The news is described by Colliers Jackson-Stops, Director, Marcus Magnier, as “a significant development for both firms who will now be uniquely positioned to deliver a number of benefits to clients as the two companies join forces.”

“The new arrangement gives Property Partners a double-edged advantage with the benefit of Colliers Jackson-Stops’ commercial consultancy strength, expertise and access to world markets alongside unrivalled representation through 55 branches of Property Partners across Ireland. This will offer a significant and valuable market advantage to Property Partners’ offices,” said Mr Magnier. 

Commenting on the link-up, Brian O’Dwyer, Commercial Director at Property Partners Ltd said: “The commercial property market in Ireland is still holding strong throughout the regions with our share of this market increasing year on year, and we are pleased to extend our network further to better promote our range of commercial services. With the backing of Colliers Jackson-Stops, one of Ireland’s best and most well-established commercial real estate groups and our extensive network of offices throughout Ireland, we will now be able to provide our existing and new clients with greater access to a range of services supported by expert advice and business solutions.”

Under the new agreement, a range of commercial services, including offices, retail, industrial, investment property and development land will be available throughout Ireland to both national and international investors.

Tynte makes a mint, writes Orna Mulcahy, The Irish Times, 24 January 2008

Colliers Jackson-Stops has kicked off the new year with the sale of one of the finest country houses to have come on the market in the last 12 months, writes Orna Mulcahy, Property Editor

Tynte Park near Dunlavin in west Wicklow has been sold for a figure believed to be over €12 million. The Georgian house on 145 acres in Kildare hunt country was bought by estate agent Colm McEvoy for his own use.

It went on the market last summer with an asking price of €15 million. However, with the decline in prices touching all sectors of the market, the selling price was around 15 per cent less.

Reached at the end of a long tree-lined avenue, Tynte is about two miles from the pretty village of Dunlavin.

The manageable five-bedroom house is surrounded by well-maintained grounds including a walled garden. An attractive stableyard has buildings that could be converted into cottages. The house is in walk-in condition having been restored by the previous owners to a very high standard and in sympathetic period style.

The formal reception rooms include a ballroom which, though carpeted, still has its original sprung wooden floor.

Tynte Park comes with 145 acres , 60 of which are mature woodland around the estate's perimeter; this was enhanced in 2000 when an additional 4,000 trees were planted to mark the millennium.

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